CSU Signs Agreement, Partners With MGCCC

Columbia Southern University (CSU) recently signed an articulation agreement with Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (MGCCC) to allow MGCCC students to transfer academic credits toward earning their bachelor’s degree completely online at CSU. MGCCC and CSU also established a partnership by which MGCCC graduates and their immediate families receive 10% off their tuition and are eligible to apply for the Learning Partner Scholarship, awarded multiple times throughout the year. “This partnership creates more opportunities for MGCCC students to pursue higher education, and as a result, more opportunities for communities along the Gulf Coast. It’s a win-win,” said Dr. Ken Styron, CSU president. Both schools are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.

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